Brothers, I bought β Pool Contract Insurance. I believe that for those of us who frequently trade contracts, the biggest fear is never just "losing a trade," but two scenarios:

First, continuous small losses wear people down, leading to frustration and the desire to recover;
Second, a single sharp loss triggers emotional reactions—immediate panic, followed by chain reactions like adding positions, chasing losses, increasing leverage, and frequent reversals. In the end, it's not the market that loses, but ourselves.
I think the biggest benefit of β Pool is that it smooths out these two most emotionally charged moments. Over the past 7 days, the number of airdrops has accumulated to 12.
This mechanism gives me the feeling that it's not just "losing once and being done," but that after a loss, there's a continuous rhythm of compensation running. For those who often trade contracts, this is crucial—because it directly reduces the impulse to "win back immediately."
More practically, after trading contracts for a while, you realize:
You're not fighting the market, you're fighting your own emotions.
Many liquidations happen not because you predicted the wrong direction, but because your actions become distorted after a drawdown. β Pool is more like providing a "psychological buffer" during your most vulnerable moments: losses don't lead to immediate despair, and wins don't make you feel invincible to ramp up leverage recklessly.
Another point I particularly like is that β Pool is overall more "light." I'm more willing to keep it open long-term without constantly worrying about costs and closing it. Surprisingly, this results in an counterintuitive benefit:
Keep the insurance on → I'm more confident in disciplined stop-losses and more willing to control my positions!
β Pool isn't about avoiding losses altogether, but about transforming that suffocating feeling after a loss into a manageable rhythm, bringing trading back to discipline itself.
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